Wedding Drama You Should Never Post On Social Media

Most of us think that not posting pictures, or not putting up statuses of big events on social media platforms is as if they didn’t happen at all. It is good to see someone post pictures of a new addition to their family, their graduation speech video, or engagement announcement, however there are some matters that should always be resolved in the real world.

When it comes to weddings, it is best that these four matters be kept offline.

1. Vendor affairs

Nearly all of your engaged friends will want you to spill the beans when it comes to the vendors you hired and how satisfactory their services were. They will ask about which Hobby Airport Car Service you hired, who your caterers were, or if the DJ will be in town during their wedding weekend etc. We hope that all of the vendors delivered what they prismed but if some of them failed to live up to your expectations, no need to bash them or their business on the internet unless necessary.

2. Money details:

No one needs to know how much you or your fiancée spent on the limo rentals Houston venue or food. Money matters are too personal to be discussed. It can make people uncomfortable and make your other engaged friends feel bad about their limited budget.

3. Personal conflicts:

When opinions clash, there are bound to be some conflicts in your paradise. But deciding to vent out on a social platform rather than texting your BFF isn’t going to resolve the issue. Don’t forget that you will be friends with half of your groom’s side including your in-laws. It’s like giving them the opportunity to dislike you even before the wedding.

4. Anything too Intimate

It is a fact that wedding planning is fun and can at times be very romantic too. The engaged couple going together for cake tasting or at the florist or going to book Party Bus Houston are all moments worthy of capture. But that isn’t very appropriate to put up intimate pictures for your friends and family to see on social platforms